European Council President António Costa said the European Union must draw consequences from the United States’ new national security. “We need to focus on building a Europe that must understand that the relationships between allies and the post-World War II alliances have changed,” Costa said at an event in Paris. Costa strongly criticized allegations that free speech is being censored in Europe and the approval of the “growing influence of patriotic European parties,” as the US strategy states. “What we cannot accept is this threat of interference in Europe’s political life. The United State…